PNG uses lossless encoding
PNG encoding adds no compression loss. Browser rendering can still change colors or bit depth, so compare both files.
Remove AI metadata from photos before sharing. Clear supported EXIF, XMP, and PNG text, then verify your download.
Click to upload or drag and dropor click to choose · PNG · JPG · WebP (max. 50MB)
Clean image will appear hereSynth ID free, ready to postAI metadata describes records that name an AI tool, generation settings, or an editing step. Different tools use different fields.
EXIF can contain camera and location details. XMP can describe editing software. PNG text can store prompts or generation parameters.
C2PA Content Credentials add signed history records. An image can include several record types, one type, or none.
This AI metadata remover clears supported embedded records from a separate copy. It also removes ordinary metadata in those records.
The supported record types depend on the image format. The tool checks the output after cleanup.
PNG encoding adds no compression loss. Browser rendering can still change colors or bit depth, so compare both files.
Both get written back at high quality. Expect small shifts in file size and fine color detail.
Width and height never change. The canvas is redrawn at the exact size it came in.
MP4-family files keep their tracks. Only the C2PA container boxes get cleared.
Use a JPEG, PNG, or WebP file within the size limits. The tool checks for embedded Content Credentials.
Run supported metadata removal. Images without embedded credentials still offer the Remove embedded metadata action.
The tool checks for remaining supported metadata and credentials. Compare the image before downloading or sharing your copy.
EXIF covers one record type. A file can also carry XMP, PNG text, or separate Content Credentials.
This tool rewrites the image and checks recognized metadata containers. The output keeps the original dimensions.
A watermark can sit within the image itself. An empty metadata report does not show whether one exists.
SynthID uses watermarks within media. This metadata tool does not detect or verify their removal. A clean metadata report only describes supported file records.
Select a supported image and run metadata cleanup. The tool creates a separate copy and checks the supported records again.
Keep your original if you need its camera settings, location, or editing history.
Image cleanup removes supported EXIF, XMP, IPTC, PNG text, and embedded C2PA records. Support depends on the file format.
It clears those records together. It does not selectively keep individual camera or copyright fields.
No. XMP, PNG text, and C2PA can store separate information. Clearing one EXIF record does not cover every format.
If the tool stored them in supported embedded metadata, image cleanup can remove those records.
It cannot delete external copies or remove text that forms part of the visible image.
It supports MP4, MOV, and M4V files up to 50 MB. Video cleanup targets embedded C2PA boxes only.
It preserves other video metadata and encoded audio and video tracks.
No. It changes embedded records, not how an image was created. Visual analysis and invisible watermarks remain separate.
The dimensions stay the same, but the tool encodes the image again. JPEG and WebP can lose some detail.
PNG avoids compression loss, while browser rendering can still change colors or bit depth.
Yes. Both Quick clean and All-in-one upload your photo to RemoveAILabel so it can be processed.
Inspect a supported file, clear its embedded records, and compare the new copy before sharing.